Bodhtrees Web 2.0 tech to power Artflute

HYDERABAD, INDIA: Bodhtree Consulting, a provider of innovative consulting and technology, today announced it would power and supplement Artflute.com, a global online art community, with its Web 2.0 technologies.

Bodhtree technology would enable Artflute.com to multiply its online footprint rapidly and strengthen its artistic community base globally, said a press release.

Artflute.com is an online creative community where you buy and sell original art. It enables artists to showcase their works of art to buyers at prices uploaded by them with utmost transparency and tap global audience with a click.

Artflute has leveraged Bodhtree’s Web 2.0 technology to build the largest collection of Indian contemporary art on the Internet. It showcases more than 450 approved artists and over 1700 approved artworks.

Making the announcement, Sanjiv Gupta, chairman, Bodhtree said the online business landscape is very challenging, especially when you create an online community for artistic purposes.

“Our web 2.0 technologies are designed to overcome challenges faced by companies like Artflute.com in the web world and can help achieve significant competitive edge in the contemporary art world.”

Artflute.com expects to expand its online presence and virtual marketing of its creative base with BodhTree’s solution. It also hopes to create a stronger and wider networking platform for art lovers, artists, art buyers and art dealers worldwide through the power of social networking.

“Bodhtree has successfully addressed our critical technology needs in the contemporary art world. Their Web 2.0 technology will take Artflute.com to newer heights by reaching the new communities and avid art lover from every corner of the Globe,” said Chandini Harlalka, CEO, Artflute.com.

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